Asunción, Agencia IP.- During the First Taiwan-Paraguay Technological Forum, Wei-Chun Hsu, Vice Dean of the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Engineering at Taiwan’s University of Science and Technology, shared her expertise in a conference titled «Current State of the Integration of Sports Science in Competition Support Systems in Taiwan.» Hsu, who has extensive experience in human […]
Asunción, Agencia IP.- During the First Taiwan-Paraguay Technological Forum, Wei-Chun Hsu, Vice Dean of the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Engineering at Taiwan’s University of Science and Technology, shared her expertise in a conference titled «Current State of the Integration of Sports Science in Competition Support Systems in Taiwan.»
Hsu, who has extensive experience in human movement analysis and neuromusculoskeletal biomechanics, detailed how the approach to sports science in Taiwan has evolved to support elite athletes effectively.
She explained that similar to medical practice, her team uses both subjective and objective evaluations before initiating any training or treatment program. These evaluations include direct consultations with athletes and precise measurements using low-cost technology and advanced analysis techniques.
One of the most innovative aspects presented was the use of artificial technologies in monitoring athletes’ movements, particularly in sports like triathlon. «Our sports science center has developed precise methods to control and improve athletes’ performance. We use advanced technologies to record players’ positions and timing during competitions, and we have implemented mobile applications to monitor the trajectories and game strategies,» Hsu explained.
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